February

The installation of new environmental monitoring devices to help bolster the city’s response to natural disasters is underway.

Townsville City Council is urging residents in low-lying areas to prepare their properties ahead of the expected king tides.

Campers looking to head up to Paluma Dam can now book through Townsville City Council’s new online booking system.

Townsville residents and tourists have a new community space from which to take in breathtaking views of the Cleveland Bay, Mount Stuart and the city’s western suburbs.

Now is your last chance to register for this year’s Northern Fringe Festival.

Townsville City Council and the Townsville Chamber of Commerce are joining forces to call on the Australian Government to urgently act on the failure of the insurance market in northern Australia.

Does your dog or cat need to be microchipped? Townsville City Council is providing an opportunity every month to get your pet microchipped for free.

“Council is aware that residents in Douglas and surrounding suburbs are turning on their taps and seeing discoloured water,” Mayor Jenny Hill said today.

Try your hand at water bug sampling or go on a waterway treasure hunt this week as Townsville City Council celebrates the 50th World Wetlands Day.

Townsville City Council is continuing to invest in the region’s future by welcoming 27 young people to its ranks as entry-level and continuing apprentices, trainees and graduate engineers.

Townsville City Council is encouraging the city’s artists and creative industries to kickstart their year through the Regional Arts Development Fund (RADF).